Navy oil leases case defends admin action on oil pools
Judge Kennedy notes potential oil conservation from Navy actions if contracts are fair and honest. He says there is little proof of government damage from alleged fraud and that the lease appears more favorable to the government than oil operators claim. Coolidge treats failure to promote Robison as settled by the Naval board’s omission. Captain Robison’s temporary Rear Admiral rank stems from his Bureau of Engineering post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Kennedy
Harding
J. K. Robison
Government questions loom in Cheyenne Teapot Dome case
Washington doubts that the government will prevail in the Cheyenne court as Judge Kennedy rules no fraud in the Elk Hills lease and affirms the legality of President Harding's order transferring oil reserve authority. The Los Angeles ruling on Pearl Harbor secrecy differs, while supporters claim Kennedy's decision vindicates the Mammoth Oil deal and defence counsel plans appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Kennedy
Teapot Dome
Washington
Sinclair
Doheny
California
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Los Angeles
Elk Hills
Wyoming
Navy
Interior Department
McCormick
Warren G. Harding
United States
Cheyenne
Harding
Supreme Court
Borah
Secretary of the Navy
Wibur
White House
Pearl Harbor
Congress
George P. Hoover
Martin Littleton
Mammoth Oil Company
Missing Persons Sought for Chenault and Olick
Police asked to search for two missing individuals. Anna Chenault, 34, of 732 Clinton street, last seen leaving home yesterday at 4pm. Delbert Chenault reports she is unaccounted for. Samuel Olick, 30, of 1236 Richmond street, missing since June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Chenault
Clinton Street
Delbert
Samuel Olick
Richmond Street
Death claims Mrs. T. A. Walker
Mrs. Tillie Armstrong Walker widow of Cliff S. Walker died after heart disease at her Vernon Manor apartment. Mother of theatrical producer Stuart Walker she supported his work and lived with him in Cincinnati. Funeral services set for 10:30 at Mack Johnson's chapel and burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Armstrong Walker
Stuart Walker
Vernon Manor
Stuart
Walker
Cliff S. Walker
Covington
Tillie Armstrong
Augusta
Cincinnati
Eadquarters
Cox Theater
Victory Theater
Dayton
Mack Johnson
Walnut Hills
Frank Nelson
Christ Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Washington D. H
Lowell
Mass
Cheeseman
Mary Frances
Thomas Cheeseman
Earnshaw Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Sorting Grove Cemetery
Altamont
Ft. Thomas
J. J. Sullivan , Co
Broadway
Ripley
Grear
May E
George J. Grear
Hence
Jackson Street
Véland
Oneral
St. Columban Church
Loveland
Cliff Tae
Whiteman
John Paears
Thurd
Illiam
Jina
Ee C.hah
Yas
Fiona Eae
Ben
Two Indiana Bank Robbers Admit Five Holdups
Everett Bridgewater and Clinton Simms confessed to robbing five Indiana banks including South Kokomo State Bank Marion Upland and New Harmony. Loot totaled about $30,000 with securities near double. Bridgewater claimed $11,000 Kokomo $10,000 Upland $11,000 New Harmony and $3,500 in Marion banks. Simms was released on parole from Beech Grove robbery prior sentence. Bridgewater had prior robbery conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Everett Bridgewater
Clinton Simms
Bridgewater
South Kokomo State Bank
Marion
Upland
New Harmony
Kokomo
Simms
State Reformatory
Beech Grove
Bank Held Up at Elberfeld in Evansville Suburb
A lone bandit robbed the Elberfeld State Bank at Elberfeld near Evansville of 1500 dollars this afternoon. Five minutes later Charles Krohn of Evansville was captured after a brief chase. All the money was recovered and Krohn reportedly confessed to the robbery saying he could not make money farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Elberfeld
Charles Krohn
Krohn
River stage steady as Cincinnati ships depart
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.5 feet at 6 PM and showed no change. The Cincinnati bound for Louisville sailed at 7 PM, Andes for Madison Indiana at 5 PM, and the Queen City is due in the morning from Louisville with departure planned for 9 AM. The General Wood will leave for Pittsburgh at noon tomorrow. W. K. Fields yesterday passed Cincinnati towing six empty flats toward the Kanawha River.
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Louisville
Wood
Pittsburgh
W. K. Fields
Cincinnati
Kanawha River
Sreeewenee
Parkersburg
Www
W. Va
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
Portsmouth
Dam
Wee
Ind
Praveen
Eevee
Nee Ree
Eeee Evansville
Paducah
Pweenneteee
Cairo
Memphis
Tenneee
Helena
Ark
Vicksburg
Miss
New Ilea la
Franklin
Ivanhoe
Zanesville
Johnsonvillesonville
Alline
Steamer Chris Green Sails from Greene Line Saturday
The Steamer Chris Green departs Saturday June 20 at 5 p m from the Greene Line wharf boat for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Charleston and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
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Chris Green
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charleston
Mrs La Follette Seen As Wisconsin Senate Candidate
Mrs. Robert M. La Follette is being considered to succeed her husband as Wisconsin senator. Assemblyman William Olson led a petition in the Legislature, with over twenty Progressive signatures. Supporters say her candidacy could unite divided Progressives as Robert M La Follette’s successor is debated. The article notes other potential candidates including Governor Blaine and state officials. A funeral train carrying Robert M La Follette travels to Wisconsin for burial with services planned in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. la Follette
Washington
la Follette
John J. Blaine
Irving Lenroot
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Robert M. la Folletté
Madison
Wisconsin Avenue
Union Station
Senator Lemroot
Senator Wheeler
Montant
Representative Lampert
Norwegian King Salutes Polar Flight Return
King Haakon praised Raald Amundsen and companions for safe return from the North Pole attempt. Oslo reports a cabinet message of thanks, Storthing greetings to Spitzbergen, and praise for co leader Lincoln Ellsworth as a scientific pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Haakon
Raald Amundsen
North Pole
Amundsen
Lykke
Spitzbergen
Ellsworth
White House Dogs Prepare Voyage to Summer Capital
Washington reports Rob Roy and Paul Pry, the White House dogs, will embark on their first ocean voyage aboard the Mayflower to Swampscott as President Coolidge travels north. The dogs accompany him with other aides. Rob Roy, the collie, is the President’s favorite, amid plans that kept him at the White House last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Rob Roy
Paul Pry
White House
Swampscott
North Shore
President Coolidge
Clubman’s Wife Mentioned in Symington Divorce Case
Talbot W. Chambers named in the divorce action of Thomas H. Symington against Ida May Symington admitted on the stand in the State Supreme Court that he had been intimate with Mrs. Symington. He testified about a visit to her New York apartment last March and an evening she spent at his home, and a Palm Beach letter she sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Talbot W. Chambers
Thomas H. Symington
Baltimore
Ida May Symington
State Supreme Court
Symington
Chambers
Palm Beach
Nassau
Sfv
Ford
Amundsen Aims to Resume Pole Quest After Arctic Flight
Captain Roald Amundsen, back in Spitzbergen after his Arctic flight, is reportedly dissatisfied with the results and determined to try again to reach the pole. His statements suggest the experience gained will aid in future attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Associated Preas
Copenhagen
The
Social Demokraten
Oslo
Roald Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Ad mission highlights Symington and architect Maurice Fatio
The room featured Chambers presenting his advertising mission while Symington in a suit named Maurice Fatio, a New York architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Symington
Maurice Fatio
New York
Murder Is Suspected With Finding of Bones
Charred bones believed to be human were found in a burned straw stack on a farm near Ida Michigan. Police think three men fled the blaze in a small automobile and aimed to destroy evidence of a murder. N J Weipert owner of the farm reported seeing the three men flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toledo
Ida
Mich
N. J. Weipert
Death notices mix up names and dates across a single column
A jumble of obituary notices lists several individuals by surname including Boelmann Coleman Cheeseman Grear Mauntel Whiteman and others with memorial details. Details cover ages dates residences and funeral arrangements at various churches cemeteries and homes with interment and service times.
Local Cremation Directors Firm Listing
Fragmentary OCR notes list Busse & Co. with 417 Directors and a reference to an cremation service. Readable items include a firm name and partial contact line, suggesting a small oblique business notice.
Three Years In Sing Sing For Holy Picture Feud
In New York on June 19 Judge Mulqueen called the case atrocious and sentenced Alexander MacGregor Robertson to three years in Sing Sing for biting a hole in Edward Lane’s ear after Lane refused to remove a so called holy picture from a room. The dispute began over the allegedly sacred image and the threat of eviction escalated to violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Alexander MacGregor Robertson
Edward Lane
Mr. Lane
Mr. Robertson
Mulqueen
Sing Sing
Weather summary for Ohio Tennessee Kentucky and surrounding regions
Generally fair weekend with minor variations. Ohio may see local thundershowers in the far north Sunday. temperatures little changed. Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia expect similar fair conditions with slight changes and mountain showers possible in West Virginia Saturday.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Sais Ansas C
Louisvi
Ben Diego
S'Maris
Pac
Marie
Norma
Dugg i Sesccvesce
FPR Isteisens
Fire Lieutenant August Grabo Dies After Auto Crash
Lieutenant August Grabo of 303 Warner street died after stepping into the path of an eastbound truck near McMicken and Vine streets. Driver Elmer Haustermann and engine company members rushed him to General Hospital where he died at 10 p.m. He left a wife and two sons, both letter carriers.
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August Grabo
Warner Street
Grabo
Engine House No. 5
McMicken and
Vine Streets
McMicken Avenue
Micken Avenue
Elmer Haustermann
Cutter Street
General Hospital
Clifford
Hubert Grabo
State official plans charges against Bryan
Lincoln Neb June 19 Crimin al prosecution and civil suits will be started soon against road contractors for alleged overpayments under George Johnson Public Works Commissioner in former Governor McKelvie era A letter from Johnson to Attorney General Spillman requests immediate suits He also seeks action against former Governor Charles W Bryan Democrat for alleged corrupt practices deficit manipulation misuse of state revolving fund and fraud involving federal funds and mails connected with his private coal company
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Lincoln
Neb
George Johnson
Public Works
Samuel McKelvie
Spillman
Johnson
Charles W. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
McKelvie
Picnic for Blind Held at Clovernook Home
More than three hundred guests attended the annual picnic for the blind at Clovernook Home for the Blind in Overnook. The event was hosted by Misses Florence and Georgia Trader Trustees with transport by fifty automobiles from the Public Library. The home girls presented a Pirates play at 11 and a lawn luncheon followed at noon. In the afternoon Mrs. Carl Huebscher and Miss Jewel Litz performed with group singing, while Andrew Byer and Henry Gallagher entertained with accordion and guitar respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnook
Florence and
Georgia
Clovernook Home
Carl Huebscher
Jewel Litz
Andrew Byer
Henry Gallagher
Births Listed for Many New Arrivals Across City Streets
A notice lists numerous births with parent names and addresses including Emmeron George and Edna at 224 Atkins Street, Farfling Charles and Nellie at 4313 Verne Avenue, Farmer Walter and Rose at 423 York Street, Fuchs Dan and Ruth at 2012 Dunlap Street, Hayes Raymond and Loretta at 1704 Shelby Avenue, James Edward and Alice at 5106 Gomien Street, Monning Rudolph and Gertrude at 1618 Fliff Street, Perry Bertram and Grace at 39 Graham, Racel Peter and Currence at 116 East McMicken Avenue, and Shepherd Harry and Ethel at 4708 Ward, among others.
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Ree
Blanche
Real Street
Emmeron
George
Edna
Atkinson Street
Farfling
Char És
Nellie
Verne Avenue
Farmer
Walter
Rose
York Street
Fuchs
Dan
Ruth
Dunlap Street
Hayes
Raymond and
Loretta
Shelby Avenue
James
Edward
Alice
Gomien
Monning
Rudolph
Gertrude
Fliff
Perry
Bertram and
Grace
Graham Street
Racel
Peter and Currence
McMicken Avenue
Republic
Shepherd
Harry and Ethel
Ward Street
Weber
George and
Mary
Meade Avenue
Local Readers List Names and Addresses in Fragmented OCR
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and multiple street addresses across cities in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana. The text includes individuals such as H Woellner Merrill Eich Florence Shickner Fred J Rachal Helen Ruhs and many more with scattered street numbers and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe Maries
H. Woellner
Pitas Krebs
Merrill Eich
Florence Shickner
Fred J Rachal
Helen M. Ruhs
Ilbert B. Knapmosephine Mueller
Peperets Te Brown
Ichael Maret
Dalen Kramer
Earl Wilson
Marie Umard
Barge DF
Diddle
Taylor
Edward Bicheel
Norma
Danniel H. McKinn
Rjorie Struble
Babel Barker
E. Borcherding
E. Milla Arate
R. Y
Harriet Mither
Moonshine Party Shooting Kills One in West Fourth Street
At 828 West Fourth Street a quarrel after a moonshine gathering ended with George Tucker shot in the left eye and killed instantly by Arthur McZie. McZie fled. Emma McZie Lizzie Tucker and Eugene Gaynor were present. McZie remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
George Tucker
Arthur McZie
McZie
Tucker
Emma
Lizzie
Eugene Gaynor
Fourth Street
County extends tax payment deadline to July 15 1923
The county commissioners adopted a resolution at the request of County Treasurer Ford Bader extending the due date for property taxes to July 15, 1923. The event list notes a 3 PM ball game and 4 30 PM Zoo stage acts with H Winters as General Chairman of the Outing Committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Winters
Ford Bader
Dentist Pleads Not Guilty in Wife Murder Case
Dr. Thomas Young pleaded not guilty in Los Angeles to murder in the death of his wife Grace Grogan Young once widow of Patrick Grogan. Trial scheduled for August 17.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Young
Grace Grogan Young
Olive
Patrick Grogan
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Prince Opticians
Prince’s Ag
Trulite
Main Store
W. Fourth St
Doctors Bldg
Eighth St
Coolidge
Robison
Grove Price
Thad. R. Gillespie
FE. McMille
May
June Streets
Goodwin’s Palm Garden
Hayworth Ponce DE Leon
Woodburn
Gilbert and Blair Avenues
T. A. Walker
Ohio River
Andes
Upper Ohio
Zimmerman
Ekern
Wilcox and
Titus
State Capitol
North
Sjoeliv
King’s Bay
Summer Capital
Clubman
Florida
Sani
Busse & Ann Co
Ogg
Reas
Bryan
Clovernook
Ieee
McPherson St
Bertwall
Oo Bond Hill
West Fork Road
Sidney Av
Beerfield
Providence St. Ahces
Findlay St
Moore St
E. Eighth St
Princeton
W. V
28Th St
W. McMicken
Central Parkway
Oyne
C. Oyne
O. ‘Norwood
Chickie
Dorothy Mackail
John Powers
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Capitol
Alice Terry
Grett
Lon Chaney
the Monster
Viola Dana, Ben Lyon
Ricardo Cortez
Irene Rich
Woman
Eleanor Boardman
Harrison Ford
K—The Unknown
Percy Marmont
Virginia
Valli
Beverly Bayre, Elliott Dexter
Aileen Pringle
Antonio Moreno
Steamship News
Ays
Mauretania
Noa
Dante Alighieri
Genoa
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Bergensfjord
Bergenland
Antwerp
Cante Verde
Naples
Guiana
Barbados
Volendam
Sterdam
Yorck
Bremen
Cameronia
Glasgow
Duilio
Silvia
St. Johns
Mexico
Havana
Santos
Alzac
Buenos Aires
Bridgetown
Capetown
Ponce
San Juan
Minnewaska Tondon
Adriatic
Liverpool
Orca
Hamburg
Ve Fellows’ Club of
Pergola
Weismuller
Moonlite
McDonald’s
California Orchestra
de Luxe
Sky Theater
Smokin Orpheum
Wi Andere
Dorothy Devore
George O’ Hara
the Pacemakers
Thaviv
Halcyon Players
Dansant—Mcclure
Cartier and Zanou
Odd Fellows
Keith
Palac
Jean Upham & CO
Trana Bros
Alex. Scherer
Dolores Griffin
Cox
Stuart Walker Company
Dixie Terminal
Noah Webster
W.j.pelo
Tribune
Commercial Square
Telephone Society
Chester Lake
Police Department
Chester Park
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